
Poppies, name tags, rationed food, teddies, red eyes, gas marks, and just very sad-looking children – celebrating Evacuation Day.

Poppies, name tags, rationed food, teddies, red eyes, gas marks, and just very sad-looking children – celebrating Evacuation Day.
Posted in Visuals
This is Bibble’s first attempt at writing a story. What do you think?
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Vilgax has come to earth and is after Ben because Ben has the omntrix and Vilgax wants the omntrix to destroy the galaxy!
When Ben goes in the lake he scares Gwen by turning into “Four Arms”. A sea monster attacks him. It’s name is “The Krakken”.
Some sort of alien attacks Ben and has captures Aunt Veera. Ben has to get Aunt Veera back by turning into an alien.
The same alien attacks Ben again and this time Ben all most kills those aliens when he becomes “Heatblast” and Gwen has a water gun and helps kill them all!
Posted in Artistic kittens, Bibble
Following is Bibble’s recipe for his favourite animal – bat. He Googled what bats eat and typed this all by himself.
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Recipe for bat pie
Ingredients
Method
First, put the frogs inside an oven tray.
Next, mix the mice with the frogs in the tray.
After that, add the dragonflies , housefly, and the little snakes. Stir them well.
Then, bake the mixture at 180 degrees to make a bat pie.
Serve hot.
Yummy!
Posted in Bibble
Bibble: Mama, how much do you love me?
Me: I love you loads. You are my favourite middle child in the whole world.
*pause*
Bibble: Hmm. And you are my favourite Mummy in the whole world then.
Posted in Bibble
Following yesterday’s post I thought it would be nice to ask the older two what they think God is like. This is what they had to say:
Bibble
“God is like a ghost with BIG hands *gesturing big hands*. He lives in the sun and sits on a BIG chair. He looks at people’s greys (graves) to keep them safe and looks at me all the time to help me. One day He will sit on His chair and put everyone in lines and decide who was good and who was bad – my teacher told me that. I think He is a boy God because if He was a girl His name would have been Allahi or Gody, but His name is God so He is a boy God. Do you want me to repeat or you will remember what I told you?”

Elina
“I think God is like thick fog but I don’t know where He lives or He even needs to live. He is powerful and sweet and not touchy like my teacher says; I don’t think He gets upset when I am too tired and sleep instead of praying or thanking Him. God has given so many strengths and advantages to men so He must be male!”
Elina’s last sentence made me uncomfortable. Maybe some other time I’ll ask her what she meant.
Posted in Kids on theology